The Inn at Honey Run is located in Holmes County in the middle of the World’s largest Amish population. Exploring the Ohio Amish Country can fill several days. There are many places to visit in Holmes County, all within 15 miles of the Inn. Below is a brief overview of the nearby villages of Millersburg, Berlin, Walnut Creek, Charm, Mt. Hope, Winesburg, and Sugarcreek, Ohio. Driving through the area reveals beautiful, rolling countryside filled with picturesque farms. Stop along the way to learn about the Amish culture; shop for antiques, Amish furniture or Amish quilts; browse fine art galleries; watch the making of cheese and chocolate; tour an Amish farm; explore the Amish Flea Market; and discover stores filled with old-fashioned products.

Exploring Ohio Amish Country

Shops
Miller’s Dry Goods: More than 8,000 bolts of fabric, sewing notions, quilts, wall hangings and more. Charm
Carlisle House of Gifts: Thomas Kindade Showcase Gallery.Walnut Creek
Lehman’s Hardware: Founded in 1955 to serve the Amish and others without electricity. Thousands of old fashioned products. Kidron
Wendell August Gift Shop and Forge: Creators and merchants of the world’s most unique hand-forged aluminum, bronze, and pewter giftware. Berlin
Heini’s Cheese Chalet & Country Mall: Free samples for more than 50 cheeses.Sugarcreek
Winesburg Craft House: Concrete statuary, painted and natural yard spinners and more.Winesburg

Wine Cellars & Wineries

Troutman Vineyards:Local Ohio winery featuring boutique varietals. Wooster
Breitenbach Wine Cellars: Sample a choice of 40 wine varieties made in their wine cellar. Dover
Raven’s Glenn Winery: Known as “Ohio’s Crown Jewel of Wineries”. West Lafayette

Tours
Farm at Walnut Creek: Tour barns and houses and see a variety of wildlife.Walnut Creek
Rolling Ridge Ranch: Take a safari through the natural woods and gently sloping pasture land. Millersburg

Furniture
Walnut Creek Furniture: Bringing quality, handcrafted Amish furniture into homes for over 20 years. Walnut Creek
Millersburg Furniture: Furniture, Floor Coverings, Accessories and Cat’s Meow Village retailer. Millersburg
Four Corners Furniture: In the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country Millersburg.
Homestead Furniture: Handcrafted hardwood furniture is heirloom quality. 800-893-3702. Mt. Hope
Mullet Cabinet: Your source for high quality Amish crafted cabinetry. Millersburg
Swiss Valley Furniture: Located in downtown Berlin, within walking distance of the many shops.

Golf Courses
Black Diamond Golf Course: Rated one of the Top 25 Ohio Golf Courses. Millersburg
Fire Ridge Golf Course: Newly renovated 18-hole public golf course. Millersburg

Quilting
Swartzentruber Quilts: Home business, retail and wholesale. Hand quilted items. Millersburg
Lone Star Quilt Shop: Over 1,000 bolts of fabric in stock to choose from. Mt. Hope

Museums
Warther Museum and Knife Factory: Visit the Warther Carving Museum, in Dover, and you’ll experience the story of the Warther family and how the Warthers combined love of family and a love of hobbies to create an amazing legacy.
Victorian House Museum: 28 Antique-filled rooms of Victorian splendor. Listed in the national historic registry. Millersburg

Cheese Makers
Broad Run Cheese House: Celebrating over 70 years of cheesemaking. Dover
Guggisberg Cheese: Home of the Original Baby Swiss. Watch cheese being made.
Steiner Cheese: The oldest operating cheesehouse in the U.S. Guided tours.Baltic
Heini’s Cheese Chalet: Operating in the heart of Holmes County, Ohio. Berlin
Walnut Creek Cheese: Folks from all over rave about the fun they have shopping at Walnut Creek Cheese. Amish country’s greatest selection of cheese, meats, bulk foods, jams and jellies are in a nostalgic, country store atmosphere. Relax in the second level dining room with a sandwich, salad, or Mudd Valley Creamery ice cream cone. Walnut Creek

Canoeing
Loudonville Canoe Livery & River Room: Canoe or kayak the Mohican. Loudonville

Other points of Interest
Wilderness Center: A nonprofit organization dedicated to nature education, wildlife conservation, and natural history research on a 190 acre preserve. Wilmot
Roscoe Village: Once a bustling port on the Ohio & Erie Canal, Historic Roscoe Village now mixes the charm and history of the 1800′s with history, culture, fine dining and shopping. Coshocton
Pro Football Hall of Fame: Located just outside of Canton, the Football Hall of Fame is now available outside of Canton through a variety of initiatives from traveling exhibits, artifacts on loan, youth and educational outreach programs, and a dynamic website. In its day-to-day operation, the Pro Football Hall of Fame works very closely with all facets of the pro football family – the National Football League, the 32 NFL clubs, and other entities. The Hall strives to serve as the best possible historical showplace and repository for the sport of pro football. The Hall of Fame is a not-for-profit educational institution that focuses on education, promoting, preserving, and honoring the great individuals and moments that have shaped the sport’s history. Canton
Longaberger Homestead: You could spend the whole day in the Longaberger At Home store shopping for every room in your house, as well as your garden. But you’d miss the incredible restaurants, interesting basket making tours, historical displays, the chance to make your own Longaberger Basket, The Crawford Barn, old-fashioned ice cream shop and the Longaberger Factory Store. Frazeyburg
Sugarcreek: Tour the Little Switzerland of Ohio with many quaint shops.
Millersburg is the county seat of Holmes County and has been recognized for its historic district, highlighted by the grand Millersburg Courthouse and Victorian House Museum. The Holmes County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau is located here.
Holmes County Visitors Center, Millersburg
Historic Millersburg
Holmes County Trail: This 12 mile section of the Rails-to-Trail is paved for biking, roller-blading, walking, running, and wheelchairs, while the other lane is paved with “chip and seal” for horse-drawn vehicles and horseback riding. It’s part of the Ohio to Erie Trail connecting Cincinnati with Cleveland. Millersburg
Three Feathers Pewter: Watch award winning pewterers, David Three Feathers Jones and Willa Hollingsworth, create traditional pewterware just for you! Millersburg

Berlin is the most popular tourism destination for its variety of stores. More than 60 retail businesses are located within two miles in Berlin, making it a popular place to spend a day walking through town. Many of Amish Country’s well known attributes can be found in Berlin, such as cheese, furniture and quilts.
Amish Culture Tours: Offers full- and half-day tours, including progressive meal tours and custom-designed “Amish experiences.” Berlin
Behalt at the Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center: Your 1st stop in Amish country! 265′ mural in the round. Berlin
Schrock’s Amish Farm: Buggy rides, wagon rides, tours, farm animals and 12 shops. Berlin
Helping Hands Quilt Shop: Large selection of quilts antique and new. Quilter’s on-site some days. Berlin
Berlin Creek Gallery: Featuring P. Buckley Moss, Thomas Kinkade & Terry Redlin. Berlin
Blue River Gallery: Extraordinary art pieces by more than 200 fine American artists. Festive hand-blown glass ornaments, vases, handcrafted hot glass jewelry. Raku fired pottery, glass-fused stoneware, bronze sculptures.Berlin

Ashery Country Store
Mt. Hope Auction: Variety of sales throughout the year for livestock, farm supplies, antiques, etc. Mt. Hope.
Miller’s Bakery: Fresh Daily. Homemade breads, pies, noodles doughnuts, cookies and fry pies. Charm.
Amish Country Riding Stables: Take a guided horseback trail ride through some of Holmes County’s most beautiful woods.Charm.
Country Craft Mall: Amish hand crafted arts and crafts.Charm.
Walnut Creek has a little bit to offer everyone. Visitors also can’t leave without indulging in a few treats from Coblentz Chocolate Company, where you can also watch as the chocolates are made and packaged. Several furniture stores are located in Walnut Creek.
Coblentz Chocolates: Watch as chocolates are hand-dipped right in the store! Walnut Creek
Ten Thousand Villages: A unique line of beautiful, fairly traded handcrafts from around the world. Walnut Creek
Holmes County’s Amish Flea Market: Voted Holmes Counties #1 attraction. 100,000 square feet! Walnut Creek 
Yoder’s Amish Home: Step back to a simple time and way of life. Tour an authentic 116-acre Amish farm. Yoder’s Amish Home is located on State Route 515, a designated scenic byway, between Trail and Walnut Creek.
Amish Country Balloons: Float peacefully over Holmes County in a hot air balloon. Fredericksburg
Ruth’s Amish Dolls: Authentic, collectable Amish dolls, doll clothes and patterns. Winesburg Village
Eagle Song Studio: Will Kallberg, sculptor. Hand carved fireplace mantels, bronze and garden sculpture, bird baths. Appointments recommended. Winesburg

Also see our itineraries: The Amish Experience & Arts & Culture Experience